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Efforts underway to up economic growth in the Free State

The government entity tasked with promoting productivity and job creation in South Africa, Productivity SA, in partnership with the Department of Trade, Industry and Competition (the dtic), will host a workshop aimed at improving the productivity of businesses in the Free State. The Honorable MEC, of the Free State Department: Economic, Small Business Development, Tourism …

The government entity tasked with promoting productivity and job formation in South Africa, Productivity SA, in partnership with the Department of Trade, Industry and Competition (the dtic), will host a workshop aimed at improving the productivity of businesses in the Free State. The Honorable MEC, of the Free State Department: Economic, Small Business Development, Tourism and Environmental Affairs, Mr Abraham Vosloo, will deliver the keynote address at the workshop which will be held this Friday the 23rd August 2023 at Bloemfontein Spa hotel, Bloemfontein.

The workshop will also recognise companies that acquire demonstrated resilience in a difficult economic environment to sustain their businesses through the implementation of Productivity SA‘s Workplace Challenge Programme. The Workplace Challenge programme, which is funded by the dtic, is one of Productivity SA’s Business Transformation and Competitiveness Improvement flagship programmes, which aims to improve the Productivity and Competitiveness of Enterprises through improved value chain efficiencies, implementation of clusters for industrial competitiveness, collaborative relations, continuous improvement and establishment of model companies to disseminate processes and lessons. Members of the media and interested stakeholders from business, government and labour are invited to the open workshop as follows:

Date: 25 August 2023
Time: 09:30 for 10:00 – 13:00
Venue: Bloemfontein Spa hotel , Heuwelsig, Bloemfontein , 9301

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